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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1968

Page

23

Rusk Inquiry Leaves Issue Unexplained

Washington reports that Senate and White House aides spar over when and how much military and diplomatic Vietnam plans should be disclosed. President Johnson seeks control over sensitive information while Fulbright and the Foreign Relations Committee press for executive consultation. Mutual distrust colors Capitol Hill and the White House as they navigate secrecy and potential disclosures.

Washington UPI J. Wilt John Stairs White House Niam Fulbright Rusk Tjeen Tetevision House Senate Vance Deelsota Secretary of Stateling Dean Rusk Vietnam Foreignitask Congress Senate Committee Johnson Wid Ta’ Ole J& Senator Fexas Ranch Rusk Fulbright Capitol Hill

Plant Faces Labor Charge In Indianapolis

The Radio Corporation of America Bloomington plant faces unfair labor practices including sex discrimination. In U S District Court labor secretary W Willard Wirtz seeks an injunction against RCA for violating equal pay, minimum wage, overtime record keeping and interstate shipping rules of the Fair Labor Standards Act. The suit claims women paid less than men for equal work and that overtime and minimum wage requirements were not met.

Indianapolis Radio Corporation of America Bloomington U.S. District Court W. Willard Wirtz RCA Labor Department

Soviet cargoes to Red Vietnam rise 20 percent

London dispatch reports a Soviet Weekly publication says Soviet ships will increase cargo to Communist North Vietnam by 24 percent this year. Ships carry oil metals machinery foodstuffs and building materials. war materials may also be moving by sea. The note mentions rockets and sophisticated arms possibly arriving by sea, while tanks and armored vehicles go by land. In New London, Conn., about 2 1/2 percent of Coast Guard Academy entrants graduate after four years.

London UPI North Vietnam Sai Vietnam Manol New London Conn LS. Coast Guard Academy

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